Air Jordan 18 (XVIII) Original OG Low White / Chrome University Blue Metallic Silver

The Air Jordan XVIII was designed by Tate Kuerbis and was released in 2003, which was the shoe for Jordan's last NBA season(in Washington Wizards). The inspiration of designed is a total combination of a lot of things, such as Sleek racing lines of the auto world, Carbon fiber based monocoque of F1 race cars, Race car driving shoes (rubber heel wrap) and Fine Italian dress shoes (bold stitching on the soles).

The Air Jordan 18 (XVIII) Original (OG) Low White / Chrome University Blue Metallic Silver were released on September 6, 2003, and retailed for $150. The feature a simple white leather upper with university blue secondary colors on the tongue, inner lining, and midsole, as well as chrome accents on the Jumpman logo. The vertical strip that runs down the tongue says “XVIII” which is roman numerals for the number “18″. The modified herringbone pattern on the outsole provides great traction and grip on the hardwood. Other features include a a hidden quick lace system, carbon comfort plate, , steel capped laces, full length Zoom Air insoles, as well as a second unit at the heel. They are great for basketball as they are highly comfortable and provide great traction. Unfortunately, the low top versions do not feature the cool looking vents on the sides.
Product Name: Air Jordan 18 (XVIII) Original OG Low White / Chrome University Blue Metallic Silver.
Category: Air Jordan 18 (XVIII).
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